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AI will get you 70% of an app.
the last 30% is auth, payments, permissions, and a deploy that doesn't fall over at 3am.
that's where most "almost done" projects die. none of it is hard — all of it takes time.
it's the part i do. 5 days, $2k flat, live on your domain.
vayuapps.com/
zero to production in 5 days. $2,000 flat.
auth, payments, landing page, analytics, admin dashboard.
deployed on your domain. you own 100% of the code.
15 minutes, no pitch — you're talking to the person who'd build it.
Book a call now.
cal.com/vayuapps/15min?utm_s…
the vercel breach is the exact reason why your apps can't just be "vibe coded", you need a solid infrastructure + security guard rails.
game changer.
if you want to turn your designs into a full stack app, reach out.
Your no-code app hit a wall.
We rebuild it in custom code in 4 weeks for $10K flat. You own everything.
Bubble, Glide, Webflow, Adalo, FlutterFlow → Next.js
vayuapps.com/nocode
Over the last 2 months I’ve vibecoded internal tools for VayuApps:
• contracts + e-sign (DocuSign alt)
• analytics (GA alt)
• meeting notes (Fireflies alt)
didn’t want to pay for SaaS that didn’t have the features and customization I needed
Mixpanel and Amplitude were not built for the agentic era.
So, I built UserSesh - analytics platform for humans AND agents.
Lets humans view their dashboards and lets agents learn about the users and act upon their behaviours.
Coding agents get complete context for any bug. Marketing agents get complete context on dropoff and heatmaps.
Now in beta, sign up now and use it for your next agentic era app: usersesh.com
Cal AI getting acquired by MyFitnessPal proves something:
In the vibecoding era, code is abundant.
The real edge is execution.
GTM, usability, scalability.
Not every vibecoded app turns into a real company.
V1 is easy. Building something that lasts isn’t.
Vercel (deployment) is down.
But... only if you are using middleware / Edge functions to deploy... take that out and you should at least be able to deploy. 95% use cases can be moved out of the middleware / skip edge function. That's how I fixed one of my repos.
Stop sitting on your idea.
No one validates in private.
The first version should be live, imperfect, and learning.
Get your MVP built in 5 days.
$2k flat.
Ship it. Then improve it.
vayuapps.com
Founders overestimate what they need to build.
Users underestimate how little they need.
You don’t need funding.
You need momentum.
You don’t need a team of 5.
You need clarity.
You don’t need 3 months.
You need a product live in the hands of users.
Most MVPs fail because they try to look complete instead of proving one thing.
One real problem.
One real user.
One clear action.
Everything else is noise.
If you’ve been sitting on an idea, book a call:
cal.com/vayuapps/30min
Let’s ship.
Launching something new.
Get your MVP built in 5 days, $2,000 flat.
Production-ready. Secure. Scalable.
No fluff. No agency overhead.
Just ship.
→ vayuapps.com
I vibecoded a fitness tracker for my CAT S22 Flip because nothing else worked. Built in a few prompts. Using it every workout. This is the future of AI/vibecoding, hyper specific apps that help make individual's life better.
catfitapp.com/
Harnessing the Power of Supabase in Python with supabase-py medium.com/@rohitverma_69543…
Diving into a new full stack project and, honestly, it's always a fun puzzle picking the right tools and boilerplate. Anyone got a fav TypeScript full stack starter they swear by? #buildinpublic #webdev
decided to go with @moinulmoin's ChadNext. Loving it so far, easy to configure and install. Already quite deep into customizing the data models/apis/frontend within an hour.






